Sentence examples for determined that something from inspiring English sources
However, everyone will also be determined that something will go wrong.
The teacher had determined that something sexual had happened between them.
Nevertheless, it does seem that ministers are determined that something must be done to prop up coal.
They are so pathetic, in both senses of the word: bruised and battered, and yet still so grimly chipper, so determined that something – anything – will turn up.
"Indeed," he said in a 1985 interview, "they thought you had to be slightly crazy even to think about the problem". He determined that something "radically new" would have to be done to solve it.
"This is a very uncharacteristic problem regarding one of our institutions, and our presidents are determined that something like this never happen again," the Atlantic 10 commissioner, Linda Bruno, said.
Camio, based in San Mateo, California, determines that something being recorded by a user's camera is interesting by detecting a significant amount of motion in a scene.
"There is a bit of tension between being asked not to conduct an investigation and being able to gather enough information to determine that something requires reporting," Mr. Levy said.
And once she determines that something is definitely off about her client's background ("Everything about Sarah and her parents seemed fraudulent"), she digs into the family history and, in due course, has to make sense of the two murders that result from her investigation.
A criterion or canon of truth is an instrument for definitely determining that something is true, and the Hellenistic schools all provide some view on how it is that we are to measure or evaluate whether something is true or not.
Children who were spanked had a poorer relationship with their parent and had lower levels of moral internalization, which means they were less able to determine that something was morally wrong for its own sake rather than knowing it was wrong because they'd get smacked otherwise.
